I did dubbed. It didn’t bother me at all. If you ever watch Suburra: Blood on Rome ( which I highly recommend if you like Gomorra.) Also watched the dubbed version of that and didn’t bother me. But maybe, I mean definitely I’m weird.

Orville coming back...


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Boy you weren’t kidding, it’s still an engaging show though. I mean you can’t expect Barry to have a happy ending right? Once you enter that life there is no getting out, you will always be sucked back in.

Did any of you watch Marianne (English dubbed) (French Horror series) on Netflix? Episode one is the weakest - it just keeps getting better.

...just binged 1883.

Was it as good as Yellowstone? My wife is dying to watch it. I’m trying to fit Queen of the South in first. Still working on The Fall now.

I'm about 3 episodes into this and its really well done.

There was a ****ed up moment for me in episode one where there is a sticker on a car and a wall hanging in a home that I immediately recognized as a faith based marriage counseling type of thing.

I'm sure they get more into it in future episodes but I recognized it straight away from when I was a kid. My parents had that sticker on their car.

I hadn't seen or thought about it in 35 years and immediately identified it. Nothing like the conjuring of your parents marital issues while watching Sunday night TV. Very well done research for the time period.

Anyway, this and Under the Banner of Heaven have been really solid Hulu programming.

Bill Hader's Barry, is just killin me with all the references to Joplin .

anyone watch Marianne yet? ANYONE?!

Depending on your taste, I'd estimate it's well superior to Yellowstone.

Yellowstone is pulpy and soapy and about present day power and politics with all that skin and violence. It's decent enough.

But if you like beautiful vistas and hardscrabble toil to traverse a frontier, 1883 is better visually and narratively.

It's a contained narrative fully told from beginning to end in 10 episodes. It doesn't have to worry about stringing you along to the next episode or next season.

And there are some great thespian performances.

I don't want to spoil it with overexplaining or oversharing, but it's beautiful and gritty and violent and uplifting and nostalgic, . . . if those are things you're looking for in a limited series.

Well. I’m sold. Thanks BL!

I meant to add, you can pick your way through the Yellowstone thread in this subforum for some contemporary reactions. Whether pre-viewing on contemporaneous with your own viewing.

It kind of got adopted as 'the 1883 thread' while it was airing.

Anyone given Outer Range a shot, yet? I'm two episodes in, and I've already reached the WTF place. Josh Brolin is a very underrated performer and pulls off the surly rancher persona perfectly.

Just started last night. I'll watch more after episode 1.